Wang, Zhengyi. (2018). Peripheral development theory: world-systems and the development of Southeast Asia. Shanghai People's Publishing House

Liu, Chengqian

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“…It often includes degree centrality and betweenness centrality. Degree centrality measures the number of relationships owned by a node (Arenasmárquez et al , 2014; Liu, 2014), and it is divided into indegree and outdegree in our study because Guilin's tourist flow network is a directed network. In addition, in order to eliminate the influence of network scale, relative indegree and relative outdegree (standardization) were adopted.where rij,in and rij,out represent the directional relationship between the nodes i and j , i.e.…”

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Analyzing the structure of tourism destination network based on digital footprints: taking Guilin, China as a case

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PurposeThis paper gathers tourism digital footprint from online travel platforms, choosing social network analysis method to learn the structure of destination networks and to probe into the features of tourist flow network structure and flow characteristics in Guilin of China.Design/methodology/approachThe digital footprint of tourists can be applied to study the behaviors and laws of digital footprint. This research contributes to improving the understanding of demand-driven network relationships among tourist attractions in a destination.Findings(1) Yulong River, Yangshuo West Street, Longji Terraced Fields, Silver Rock and Four Lakes are the divergent and agglomerative centers of tourist flow, which are the top tourist attractions for transiting tourists. (2) The core-periphery structure of the network is clearly stratified. More specifically, the core nodes in the network are prominent and the core area of the network has weak interaction with the peripheral area. (3) There are eight cohesive subgroups in the network structure, which contains certain differences in the radiation effects.Originality/valueThis research aims at exploring the spatial network structure characteristics of tourism flows in Guilin by analyzing the online footprints of tourists. It takes a good try to analyze the application of network footprint with the research of tourism flow characteristics, and also provides a theoretical reference for the design of tourist routes and the cooperative marketing among various attractions.

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Analyzing the structure of tourism destination network based on digital footprints: taking Guilin, China as a case

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“…Hence, China’s diplomacy in the first three periods is characterized by its prioritization of politics over economy and others. This era is often referred to as the “politics-oriented” era ( Liu, 2015 ).…”

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“…Among these two issues, development was the more important. The priority of China’s diplomacy during these periods aimed to promote national economic development, and it is often referred to as the “economy-oriented” era ( Chen, 2012 ; Liu, 2015 ). In addition, the unification of Hong Kong and Macao, which was important for China’s diplomacy, meant that such keywords as Hong Kong , reunification , motherland , compatriots , socialist , socialism , and HKSAR appeared among the top 20 keywords, which suggests that China prioritized this in its diplomacy during these periods.…”

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Corpus-based analysis of shifts in China’s diplomatic stance across seven decades (1949–2018)

Tian

2022

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This study investigates the changes in China’s diplomacy in the past seven decades based on the diachronic corpus of Chinese diplomatic discourse from 1949 to 2018 using corpus based critical discourse analysis theoretical insights. The study examines the targeted keywords used in the seven periods of Chinese diplomatic discourse and their significant collocations. The results show that China has worked with the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, and some Asian, Latin American, and African countries to safeguard world peace while opposing war, establish good relations with these countries, and promote mutual development through cooperation. In addition, China’s diplomacy has experienced politics-oriented and economy-oriented eras and is now in an era of global sustainable development. Therefore, Chinese diplomatic discourse is the linguistic representation of China’s diplomacy, fundamentally determined by its national interests and changing social and historical situations domestically and internationally.

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“…The Chinese reform strand of Marxist economics tackled the theoretical questions around marketization and embraced the envisioning of a socialist market that the pragmatists failed to engage with: the amalgamated use value of socially necessary final products under macro planning and regulations to satisfy needs as the material expression of the purpose of socialist production; the full socialization of the markets of commodities, labour, capital, information and technology as a historical trend as much as a socialist task; the organized subjective position of labour interacting with the object of capital as a process of working class emancipation through united workers and public enterprises in cooperative competition; and a Marxist eco‐economics rediscovered and reworked to corroborate micromanagement of economic life and resources (e.g. X. Jiang, 1988; Y. Jiang, 1980; Lin, 1985, 1986; Liu, 1988; Xu, 1985; Xue, 1984; Yu, 1981, 1988). Manifesting an emerging eco‐socialist consciousness, Deng Yingtao tirelessly appealed — in the intersection of land, hydraulic, demographic and development economics — for inventive policy responses to ecological degradation (Deng, 1991).…”

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China's Market Reform Debate

Lin¹

2023

Development and Change

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In the histories of capitalist genesis and development, including the capitalist logic of the Cold War and post-Cold War (and the threatened new Cold War) and of neoliberal globalization, the market integration and invigoration which has brought the economy of Communist China to global prominence is a remarkable story. Of intense scholarly interest are China's growth model, institutional and policy adaptations, and interactions with others in the geo-economic and geopolitical reordering of the world. Yet, despite the expanding literature in this field, comparative case studies which delve into the extensive historical and international, as well as intellectual and discursive, contexts are relatively rare. Isabella Weber's book How China Escaped Shock Therapy contributes to filling this gap.A quick background sketch of the familiar yet often neglected basics is useful here. The People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded upon, and fundamentally defined by, the victory of the Chinese Communist Revolution in 1949. Committed to both national and social liberations, the revolution achieved unity and independence for the country in terms of socioeconomic development, forging a self-aware sovereign people in the process. In constructing a socialist political economy, the new regime pursued a collective, egalitarian and participatory politics. The state mobilized resources to rapidly accumulate capital and labour, buttressed by a I would like to thank Andrew Fischer and his co-editors at Development and Change for their kind invitation and critical comments on an earlier draft of this paper, and the editorial office team for their copy-editing assistance. My appreciation goes to Isabella Weber for her original and stimulating contribution, and for all that we share in understanding China.

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Wang, Zhengyi. (2018). Peripheral development theory: world-systems and the development of Southeast Asia. Shanghai People's Publishing House

Cited by 23 publications

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Analyzing the structure of tourism destination network based on digital footprints: taking Guilin, China as a case

Analyzing the structure of tourism destination network based on digital footprints: taking Guilin, China as a case

Corpus-based analysis of shifts in China’s diplomatic stance across seven decades (1949–2018)

China's Market Reform Debate

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